UE 14 - Guest lecture: Mobility Flashcards
Name four global megatrends shape the future of mobility
- Population grow
- Rapid urbanization
- Climate change
- Digital transformation
True or false?
Modes of transport
Passenger transport
- Individual transport
–> By foot
–> By bicycle
–> By car - Public transport
–> Bus, tram
–> Train
–> Plane
Freight transport
- Delivery transport
–> Plane
–> Truck
–> Maritime - Freight/Cargo
True!
1) What is mobility?
2) What is transport?
3) What is traffic?
1) What is mobility?
- The ability to move people or goods
- E.g. choosing between biking or taking the bus
2) What is transport?
- The system that moves people or goods
- E. g. a railroad-system
3) What is traffic?
- The actual flow or volume of vehicles, people or goods
- E.g. Rush hour on the highway
What is missing?
Types of hybrid and electric vehicles.
Hybrid vehicles
- “…”
–> Combustion and electric engine
–> Fuel tank - “…”
–> Combustion and electric engine
–> Fuel tank + battery
Electric vehicles (EV)
- “…”
–> Electric engine
–> Battery - “…”
–> H2 tank
–> H2 fuel cell
–> Battery
–> Electric engine
“Hybrid Vehicles (HV)”
“Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle (PHEV)”
“Battery Electric Vehicle (BEV)”
“Fuel Cell Electric Vehicle (FCEV)”
Well-to-Wheel energy demand for BEV, FCEV and ICE with eFuels
Provide the average energy consumption in Wh/km, efficiency of the engine and well-to-wheel efficiency for BEV, FCEV and ICE.
Well-to-Wheel energy demand for BEV, FCEV and ICE with eFuels
Electricity (BEV)
- Energy consumption: ~200 Wh/km
- Efficiency electric motor: > 90 %
- Well-to-wheel efficiency: 76 %
H2 (FCEV)
- Energy consumption: ~500 Wh/km
- Efficiency electric motor: > 90 %
- Well-to-wheel efficiency: 30 %
(Very high losses: electrolysis, fuel cell)
eFuels (ICE)
- Energy consumption: ~900 Wh/km
- Efficiency electric motor: < 40 %
- Well-to-wheel efficiency: 17 %
(Very high losses: electrolysis, ice)
True or false?
The battery technology will be further improved in the future
Energy density (Wh/kg)
- 1990: 80
- Today: 275
- Future: ~500-1200
Battery costs (€/kWh)
- 1990: > 1000
- Today: 150
- Future: ~ <50
True!
True or false?
Between 2018 and 2030 the global battery demand is projected to increase by a factor of 24.
True!
True or false?
Grid-serving charging management enables the reduction of charging power for electric vehicles during critical periods in order to reduce charging peaks and relieve the burden on the power grid.
- Night time parking of e-vehicles enables redistribution of charging peaks
- 61% of the demanded energy is redistributable and increases the charging time on average only by 27 minutes
- Reduction of charging peaks by 30-50% without limiting consumer mobility
True!